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Catholic Bishops condemn delays in prosecution of corruption cases

Oct 11, 2022 0

Roman Catholic Bishops in Malawi have demanded the speeding up of prosecution of corruption cases in the country, saying the way the fight against corruption is currently being waged is posing more questions than answers.… ...

Tumaini Festival at risk of being cancelled due to lack of funding

Oct 04, 2022 0

Organisers of the Tumaini Festival have asked organizations and well-wishers for donations, saying the annual crowdfunding campaign for the festival did not reach its target and there is a possibility that the event may be… ...

Area and Village Development Committees to have well established offices

Sep 28, 2022 0

Minister of Local Government Blessings Chinsinga says Government will undertake a restructuring exercise within the ministry which will see Area and Village Development Committees (ADCs & VDCs) having well-established offices. Chinsinga said in a Facebook… ...

Malawi to have up to 19 hours of blackout on Sundays

Sep 23, 2022 1

Starting this Sunday, September 25 until October 30, Malawi will be experiencing up to 19 hours of blackout every Sunday. This is according to Electricity Generation Company (EGENCO) and Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM).… ...

University of Lusaka bans shorts, tight dresses, ripped jeans

Sep 22, 2022 3

The University of Lusaka in Zambia has told students to observe appropriate manner of dressing, saying students should not wear shorts, ripped jeans, tight dresses or clothes that reveal cleavage. The Universities Registrar, Mr Kapalayi,… ...

Malawi has no Forex: RBM starts rationing distribution

Sep 21, 2022 0

The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) says the bank is rationing distribution of forex to sectors in the country amid the scarcity of forex which has affected importation of commodities such as fuel. Deputy Governor … ...

Nacala Logistics hikes train fares

Sep 20, 2022 0

Nacala Logistics has increased passenger train fares due to a rise in inflation and prices of fuel as well as the devaluation of the Malawi Kwacha. The company released a memo yesterday informing its customers… ...